FS2004

FS2004/2002 AVRO Vulcan B.Mk2 /B.Mk2A RAF

Avro Vulcan B.Mk2 and B.Mk2A bring Cold War RAF strike history to FS2004 and FS2002 with three distinct models and four paint options, from anti-flash white carrying Blue Steel to low-level camouflage schemes. Loadouts include Blue Steel and AGM-45, and the virtual cockpit complements authentic bomber presence.

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FS2004
During the Cold War years, the Vulcan was allocated the role of a high level, stand-off attack bomber and was painted in pure white to reflect nuclear 'flash'. From the 1960's onward, as Soviet air defences improved, the attack profile was changed to low-level penetration and the more familiar camouflage markings were adopted. 3 models and 4 paint examples are included in this file. (B.Mk2 white paint with Blue Steel nuclear missile / B.Mk2A overall dark camouflage and sand camoufage paint without option / B.Mk2A bright camouflage paint with AGM-45 missile) by Kazunori Ito.

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File information

Filename
vulcanb2.zip
File size
3.2 MB
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Clean (scanned with ClamAV)
Access
Freeware
Content rating
Everyone

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FS2004 add-on

  1. Extract the downloaded archive

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  2. Place files per readme

    FS2004 add-ons go into FS9\Aircraft\, FS9\Addon Scenery\, FS9\Gauges\, or FS9\Effects\.

  3. Always read the included readme

    Every mod ships with a readme.txt or README file. It tells you exactly where files go, what dependencies are needed, and any quirks specific to this add-on.
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What’s inside this archive

The archive vulcanb2.zip has 71 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.

Filename/Directory File Date File Size
Avro Vulcan09.01.040 B
Aircraft.cfg09.01.049.79 kB
model.C09.01.040 B
Model.cfg08.27.0425 B
Vulcan.mdl08.29.041.25 MB
panel09.01.040 B
Main_Panel.bmp09.01.04769.05 kB
PANEL.CFG09.01.041.68 kB
Autopilot.bmp10.02.987.74 kB
sound09.01.040 B
Sound.cfg08.24.0432 B
texture.C09.01.040 B
Fuselage.bmp08.31.041.00 MB
PILOT.BMP08.27.04257.05 kB
Engine.bmp08.31.04257.05 kB
Wing01.bmp08.31.041.00 MB
Wing02.bmp08.31.04257.05 kB
Vulcan.air08.31.049.00 kB
model.B09.01.040 B
Model.cfg08.27.0425 B
Vulcan.mdl08.29.041.32 MB
model.N09.01.040 B
Model.cfg08.27.0425 B
Vulcan.mdl08.29.041.27 MB
texture.B09.01.040 B
Engine.bmp08.29.04257.05 kB
Fuselage.bmp08.29.041.00 MB
PILOT.BMP08.27.04257.05 kB
Wing01.bmp08.29.041.00 MB
Wing02.bmp08.29.04257.05 kB
texture.N09.01.040 B
Engine.bmp08.28.04257.05 kB
Fuselage.bmp08.29.041.00 MB
PILOT.BMP08.27.04257.05 kB
Wing01.bmp08.28.041.00 MB
Wing02.bmp08.28.04257.05 kB
texture.C209.01.040 B
Engine.bmp09.01.04257.05 kB
Fuselage.bmp09.01.041.00 MB
PILOT.BMP08.27.04257.05 kB
Wing01.bmp09.01.041.00 MB
Wing02.bmp09.01.04257.05 kB
Gauges09.01.040 B
CFR_c130att.gau07.17.01305.50 kB
CFR_1_airspeed.gau08.10.01142.00 kB
f_alt.gau03.06.9930.50 kB
Fouga_vsi.gau02.25.02103.00 kB
Fouga_bendix_king_adf.gau04.09.02242.00 kB
Aoa-1.gau10.16.9814.50 kB
f15j_compass.gau03.06.9944.00 kB
HP61.DG.gau11.14.98242.00 kB
Fouga_fuel.gau04.10.02100.00 kB
CFR_n1-1.gau07.14.01167.00 kB
CFR_n1-2.gau07.14.01167.00 kB
CFR_n1-3.gau07.14.01167.00 kB
CFR_n1-4.gau07.14.01167.00 kB
cf707EGT1.gau10.09.01128.00 kB
cf707EGT2.gau10.09.01128.00 kB
cf707EGT3.gau10.08.01128.00 kB
cf707EGT4.gau10.08.01128.00 kB
t4_gear2.gau03.06.9939.00 kB
hs125.spoiler.gau08.20.0045.00 kB
Fouga_Flaps.gau04.10.02118.50 kB
f15j_radio.gau03.06.9950.00 kB
b52v2.Autopilot.GAU07.29.01100.50 kB
File_ID.DIZ09.01.041.19 kB
README.txt09.01.045.99 kB
Vulcan01.JPG09.01.04103.64 kB
Vulcan02.JPG09.01.04101.08 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B

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  1. George

    Nice plane! Sadly, there is no sound for me but I don't know if anyone else has sound! Also, the cockpit looks terrible! It's nice to fly though.

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  2. Brian Bayliss

    Hi this has a disaster start, with the crash at Heathrow, Armstrong Withworh as it was then had the contract to upgrade then, into mk1b including the blue steak modification. I worked on the flight line after these modifications were completed and I did per-flight test one, also I worked on the one that went to the Falklands.

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  3. phezoid PRO

    Nice to fty "bit Like A Cow"...!

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  4. sammymachine PRO

    This is a very good programe the aircraft cockpit is not great, but the aircraft handles well, even I can land this aircraft, it compares much better with other sims of this aircraft that I have tried.

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  5. Stunning PRO

    A good looking aircraft, but the interior needs attention. Oh yeah, and it flies like a brick.

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  6. zulu-dog PRO

    exelent plane! but cockpit isn't good enought

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